Pakistan Banned 38 Non-Essential Imports Of Sanitary Ware And Bathroom Products

Pakistan Banned 38 Non-Essential Imports Of Sanitary Ware And Bathroom Products

Pakistan‘s Ministry of Commerce issued Ordinance No. 598 o 2022 under the “Emergency Economic Plan”. Mai i Mei 19, 2022, the import of these 38 non-essential goods will be banned. This ban will affect about $6 piriona i te hokohoko.

These banned imports include taonga parukore, kītukura, Nga hua o te kaukau kaukau, tatau me nga papa matapihi, Ko nga Kaipupuri me nga taputapu rama (except energy-saving equipment), pottery, taputapu whare, utauta, Waea Pūkoro, hua me nga hua maroke (haunga a Afghanistan), personal weapons and ammunition, hu, Nga upoko me nga kaikorero, hōu, wairanu tōmato, peke haere me nga putea, ika me te ika tio, Karapu (haunga a Afghanistan), dried fruit, paper towels shampoo, waka, rare, nga moenga papai me nga peke moe, jams and tiēre nachos, kiritu, wera, Nga horoi makawe, Tihi, pirau, kai paraoa, wai, pāngia, aihikirīmi, me te hikareti.

Heoi ano, the ban of the ordinance does not apply to the import of Pakistani rupees or imports through the land barter mechanism. The import of the listed products will remain prohibited regardless of their import status elsewhere in the Import Policy Order 2022, the notice added.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif tweeted that the austerity measures would help save “valuable foreign exchange. The decision came as the dollar touched 200 rupees in the interbank market last Thursday. It broke all previous records and depleted foreign exchange reserves.